Quick report
While the Cog felt sheltered from western winds until just before Jacob’s Ladder, the western winds were whipping through Crawford Notch.
I took the long way home hoping to see into Crawford thinking I might have a chance since the fog layer was about 3500 ft.
These are just some photos of the developing snowpack and to look at paths, not an elaborate observation by any means.
I expected to find conditions like this at lower elevations as it takes time for these paths to develop, but wanted to take a look. As you can see, paths are thin with many visible rocks.